The City Council is not holding it in and wants to ensure that New Yorkers do not have to, either.
Council members and advocates with the “Free to Pee” coalition rallied outside City Hall on Thursday to support two bills that aim to address the longstanding shortage of public restrooms throughout the five boroughs ahead of a public hearing on the legislation.
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